CAN YOU FIND THE ODD ONE OUT? 99% CANNOT!

[@ACheateryearsago]

19/20, the 13th one was a bit tricky considering the fact that all thise words were seemingly new to me Thanks for this awesome video!

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@A Cheater * 6579 years ago, your score was awesome! 🤗👍 Keep up the great work!

[@aleyammajames8699]

I had 2 wrong, soda and Laos

[@KrisWayman-rn5nv]

​@english❤❤testsandlogic

[@melstiller8561]

Although I agree with your selection for #2, could it not be argued that PRINTER is the odd one out for being the only one without keys? It's just a thought. This is a great quiz, thank you! 🙏🥰🤗🤓💕🦋🦋💕

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Mel Stiller, you're right...you got a valid point! 💯🤩🤗👍 Thank you for taking the quiz! 🙏💕🤓🦋🦋

[@melstiller8561]

@@englishtestsandlogic -- That's good. 💯 You're welcome. I truly enjoy participating. 🤗💕🤓🦋🦋👍

[@meredithgreenslade1965]

Thank you I thought the same

[@UlricGrim]

I thought the exact same thing.

[@MF-ty2zn]

I agree with you.

[@sylviekins]

As a medical practitioner I can state that the elbow and arm are NOT parts of the hand!

[@brye687]

Also Foot, Arm and Elbow are all singular, while Fingers is plural.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

And...I'll just add another point to my score.

[@tahiracottam5]

@@brye687 elbow and arm are NOT part of the hand - all 3 are part of the upper limbs!

[@brye687]

@@tahiracottam5 Yeah obviously they are not part of the hand, as the original comment stated, but they are all, with the exception of "fingers" listed as singular body parts which is why I used the word "also" to posit an additional, and I believe, valid interpretation. I in no way intended to imply that an elbow or arm is part of a hand. Had the quiz used the terms Feet, elbows, arms, or alternatively finger instead of fingers then my point would not stand.

[@heleneg525]

Yes! I chose "fingers" because they were digits.

[@jimmeade2976]

There are many ways for an "odd word", for example: In question #2, Printer is also a valid answer because all the others have "keys". In question #15, Man United is odd because all the others are places while Man United is a football club. In question #16, Deer is odd, all the others are animals native to Africa while deer is not.

[@klondite1621]

Exactly only the most obvious simplest answer was correct. No critical thinking needed here.

[@MrMousley]

@@klondite1621 It didn't take 'critical thinking' to see that the printer was the only one without a ''keyboard''.

[@kmbbmj5857]

The biggest thing I get from it is it shows why these types of questions aren't valid for use in standardized tests since the answers to so many depend on the perspective you bring to the set of worlds. Several of these have multiple valid answers as shown in the discussion going on.

[@Pluviophile218]

Not only that, but I'm not familiar with soccer players, but I guessed correctly!

[@colder5465]

I totally agree!

[@justawhisperintheuniverse8257]

It's really fun to read the comments and see just how differently people see and think about things.

[@java97]

#3: Elbow is the only "joint" among the options

[@brye687]

And fingers is the only plural

[@dewflower7298]

A lot have more than 1 answer.

[@Kiddman32]

For question 2, I went with C: Printer because the others all have keyboards. My answer is just as correct as yours, for a different reason.

[@Kiddman32]

I nailed 18 of the other 19.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job, Kiddman32! 🤗👍 Thanks for taking the quiz!

[@gloriathompson4010]

Thought so too

[@kathleenhudson8429]

I got 18 right, since I don’t follow a lot of sports. I wanted to point out that the elbow is not a part of the hand. The elbow is part of the arm, which is connected to the fingers via the hand. Also, I guessed fingers, since they were the only digits listed. I believe that’s another possible answer.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, Kathleen Hudson! 🤗👍 Thank you for taking the quiz!

[@gerwardbosman3783]

Besides 'fingers' is the only plural one on the list; the rest are singular

[@stanwolenski9541]

Two arms two elbows two hands ten digets

[@eddarby469]

Also, fingers is plural and the others were all singular, so I picked fingers because there was no other connection between the others unless you want to say parts of the same limb.

[@jjbud3124]

Yes, exactly.

[@The0ldg0at]

20. Yellow is a primary color wihen you are mixing paint, But Green is a primary color when you are mixing light. Check the colors of the pixels of your screen with a strong magnifying glass. A few of us are painters but all of us are looking at our screen.

[@glennchannell1241]

The problem with these types of quizzes is that they're exercises in lateral thinking and multiple answers could be correct. The key is whether or not you can logically justify your answer. Consider the first question: Find the odd word from the list: Loud, Noisy, Roaring, Quiet. The answer given assumes "Quiet" is the odd word out basing their reasoning on the definitions of the words, and that's certainly a valid answer. However, it is also a logical answer to say that "Loud" is the odd word out because all of the others are two-syllable words. Neither answer is incorrect from a logical standpoint. Question 2 posits "Piano" as the odd word out because it is the only musical instrument, but you could just as easily say "Printer" is the odd word out because Typewriter, Piano, and Computer all have keyboards. Their answer for #3 doesn't even make sense: "Arm" and "Elbow" are not parts of the hand. They are parts of the upper limbs on the body, but again, we could go another way and say that "Fingers" is the only plural or "Elbow" is the only joint.

[@oldgoatroper7030]

for question 20: Red-blue-yellow are the primary colours for *reflected* light (i.e. paint). However for *transmitted* light (i.e. computer screen, tv, etc.), the primary colours are Red-green-blue. So, either yellow or green would have been the correct answer.

[@brye687]

I thought the same

[@MrMousley]

.. and then blue is the odd one out because the other three are used on traffic lights 😜

[@richdiddens4059]

Or, it could be argued that red is the odd color because the others are each related to another. Green is related to both blue and yellow and vice versa. But Red isn't related to any of the other three.

[@kingofthejungle3833]

the definition of a primary colour is one that is only made up of itself, the alternative are composite colours, of which green is composed of blue and yellow.

[@Arthur-theAngel]

@@MrMousleywhat about Japan?

[@lucypoopies]

I thought the answer to question #2 was "Printer" because it's the only object of the 4 choices that didn't contain keys. I also thought the answer to question #20 was "Blue" because it's the only color of the 4 choices not found on a traffic light.

[@miguelwhittakee3823]

I guessed green, but your logic on the colors was also brilliant. Interesting how point of views let us see different possibilities.

[@jimtownsend7899]

The problem with some of these is that they are ambiguous, because more than one answer is logical. I agree with you on Printer, because the other three have keys. I knew it was Green (not a primary color), but it could have been Yellow since it was the only 2 syllable word. The Commodore, Brigadier, Admiral, Commander question could have been Commander, since the others are Flag Ranks. (Those are the ranks that have 1 - 5 stars for insignia).

[@annabellelee4535]

I was tossed up on 20. I thought at first that it would be blue and yellow make green then I realized from the other questions that it probably wasn't so I went for the nonprimary. The one with Liverpool, Man United, Barcelona etc I chose Man United thinking the rest were cities and Man United was a sports team. I was wrong.

[@zanti4132]

You can also make an argument for yellow, as it the only secondary color in the colors of light. For stage lighting and computer graphics, the primary colors are red, green, and blue. Red and green are combined to make yellow. Green and blue are combined to make cyan (aka aqua). Red and blue are combined to make magenta. Any other color is possible by varying the percentages of the three primary colors.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

@@annabellelee4535 Manchester is a city, though the "United" part probably threw you off.

[@nessapainter]

🎉,some are able to be chosen with different logic/ reasons which also make good sense. Different minds can process differently and still be correct- thinking outside of the box.

[@MayYourGodGoWithYou]

No. 2, printer could also be the odd one out because a typewriter, piano and computer all have keys [you either use them to type to to play music and to my mind was the obvious similarity between them] and a printer doesn't. The question isn't a straight forward one. While No. 17 can only be answered by someone who is a sports fan, and I'm not.

[@qapla]

Interesting. Nice quiz. However, at least 3 of them can have a valid different answer. The last one, for instance, while green is not a primary color, yellow is not a CRT color, TV's and computers use Red, Green Blue - making yellow the odd word. Someone already mentioned the one with the piano and keyboards. While the hyena is the only meat eater in question 16, deer is the only one not common in a broad area of Africa.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Qapla !, thank you for your feedback. Glad you enjoyed the quiz! 😍👍

[@SeeksWomderNWisdom]

red blue and "green" are primary colors in Photography! Red blue and yellow are primary colors for artists.

[@kirkwagner461]

Question 2: I selected C. All the others have keys/keyboards. Question 12: D could also be correct. The other 3 all have limbs, but snails don't According to your scoring, I got 19/20. But I think I got 20/20, because I believe my answer to #2 is valid..

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Well done, Kirk Wagner! 🤗😍👍

[@michaelotto8696]

Besides #2 I also have a issue with #4. A scissors has moving parts in its operation and the other three do not.

[@pauladouglass9456]

Someone already addressed the ambiguity of #2 with printer being the only one without keys, so I will address the ambiguity of number 3. Foot, Arm, and Elbow are all internal parts of an appendage while “fingers” are the the final endpoints of an appendage.

[@stevenjones5191]

Question 20...Yellow could be the correct answer if you're talking light theory (RBG). Question 2 - Printer is the only one without keys. Question 3 - Fingers are the only plural - arm and elbow are not part of the hand. Question 4 - scissors has two blades (a medical needle actually does have a blade). Question 12 - actually, a spider does have a hard shell...it has an exoskeleton, the spider is the only arachnid on the list though.

[@thomasmaughan4798]

"Yellow could be the correct answer if you're talking light theory (RBG)" That is correct. Red, Green and Blue are the additive primary colors. The subtractive (pigment) primary colors are magenta, cyan and yellow. Since 3 choices are additive primary, and yellow is a subtractive primary, the odd one out is yellow.

[@swilliams2229]

12.....a snail doesnt have legs......those other critters do.......

[@KathyW5]

On #3 elbow could be the odd one. It is a joint, the other 3 are not. They contain joints, but are not a joints.

[@ianlowery6014]

For the primary colours, are you talking about reflected light or incident light? For artists (reflected light) red yellow and blue are the primaries. With incident light, add red and green light and you get yellow. The pixels on your TV or monitor are red, green and blue. The receptors in the eyes are red, green and blue.

[@johndoe3092]

agree ! Red-Green-Blue are 3 primary colors to produce any other colors.

[@blackbelt2]

Blue and yellow make green.

[@ianlowery6014]

@@blackbelt2 With reflected light - yes. With incident light - no. Shine a red light and a green light onto a white screen in the same spot and you will get yellow.

[@sie_khoentjoeng4886]

The scientific name of color in printer is Cyan (nit blue), Magenta (not red), Yellow and Black..

[@ianlowery6014]

@@sie_khoentjoeng4886 Correct. I used red yellow and blue as that is what many people understand

[@dizzysdoings]

For some of these, it depends on how you look at things. All except for the printer have keys. The elbow is the only joint. Blue and yellow are used to make green. If you're not familiar with the people in #17, you're not going to get it. The only name I recognized was lebron James and I don't know who he is.

[@scottperry3124]

No matter how you look at it neither the arm nor elbow are part of the hand. Period.

[@monicabennett6605]

@@scottperry3124 agree

[@KDragoness]

Thank you - I thought I was the only one having these issues. I don't know famous sports players' names and I kept seeing multiple answers in these questions.

[@thomasmaughan4798]

"Blue and yellow are used to make green" But only with PAINT (pigment) the correct pigment primary colors are magenta, cyan and yellow.

[@michaelginever732]

@@thomasmaughan4798 Yup. Magenta, cyan and yellow are the primary reflective colours. The primary radiated colours (as in from your TV) are Red Green Blue. That makes yellow the odd one out for me.

[@tommyhawks856]

Number 12 could also be the snail since it is the only one listed that does not have legs.

[@raoulkurvitz6305]

I have a claim for question #2: all are instruments based on using keys, except PRINTER. Thus, the right answer should be: C (printer).

[@jeanine6328]

That was exactly what my answer was. There were a few that had multiple correct answers depending on how your brain processes. Good to know it wasn’t just me, I’ve often thought I was defective. 🥸🤪

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

Yep.

[@gloriathompson4010]

Same for me

[@nancysherburne7445]

When I click on the word of my choice, my cursor is not in the form of a palm and all it does is pause the video. I clicked on spider and censure, but all it did was pause the video. In the sample question, I figured the odd word was red since blue and yellow make green, but if it is in this quiz, it won't work on my Chromebook which is based on Chrome rather than Windows. It would have been a fun quiz though.

[@joeylawn36111]

On the last one: Green is indeed a primary color. Yeah, you were taught in elementary school that the primary colors are red, blue, and yellow. But the truth is there's _two_ sets of primary colors - One for light sources (like the computer screen you're looking at) and one for reflected light. The light source primary colors are Red, Green and Blue (hence the term RGB). The primary colors for reflected light (one version anyway) are red, yellow, and blue. Another similar primary color set for reflected light is cyan, magenta, and yellow. This one is used in color printers.

[@dans9215]

number 2 is printer. All the other ones have keys. I have seen typewriters featured in musical selections, more of a comedy bit but non the less, they were part of a large band.

[@nyneeveanya8861]

Good quiz. But many had multiple answers according to what you were looking for…syllable,color,carnivore,herbivore, with shell,no legs, with keys, music instrument, etc. but it put you mind to work. Again good quiz.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Nyneeve Anya, thank you for taking the quiz! 🙏😍👍

[@other6381]

Since when is the elbow part of the hand? The correct answer to number 3 is fingers. There are 2 feet, 2 elbows and 2 arms but 10 fingers making that the odd word out. I won't be finishing the test or coming back and thumb will be down.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@other, regarding question 3, it's a mistake. We're sorry about that! 🙏

[@sie_khoentjoeng4886]

No 20: The main/primary color on lighting is Red, Green and Blue. In printing process, the main color is Magenta, Cyan, Yellow, Black and White.. The answer must be Yellow (not in group)

[@steveurbach3093]

I am watching this on a RGB based monitor. I answered Yellow. This Q made the third I answered wrong

[@sie_khoentjoeng4886]

@@steveurbach3093 there are some groups for color, RGB (Red, Green, Blue), CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black), IHS (Intensity, Hue, Saturatiion), HSL (Hue, Saturation, Lightness), Lab etc. The common group are RGB and CMYK.. Monitor: R+G=Yellow, R+B=Magenta, G+B=Cyan, R-G+B=White Printer: C+M=Blue, C+Y°Green, Y+M=Red C+M+Y=Black

[@rjones6219]

I have commented exactly the same, and note that the other comments here are all similar, people who understand the issue. That question demonstrates the commonly misunderstood concept.

[@thomasmaughan4798]

Thank you; first comment after mine that notices this. Additive colors, subtractive colors.

[@thomasmaughan4798]

@@steveurbach3093 "This Q made the third I answered wrong" You had it correct; the quiz has it incorrect.

[@danswartwood4580]

15 right, thank you for sharing and your APPRECIATION to your subscribers

[@thebuckstopshere2186]

Sometimes you can have a different answer by looking at the puzzle in a different way. On the one with typewriter, piano, printer and computer, the right answer can by printer. Printer is the only one you do not tap with your fingers.

[@chrismoule7242]

Q3: No, they are NOT part of the hand...

[@ironrose2672]

That's where I gave up. These questions are not thought out. Q1: Roaring is a verb and the others are adjectives. They didn't think these all through completely. The first three are all ambiguous, so what's the point?

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Ironrose, "Roaring" could be used as a verb and adjective.

[@ironrose2672]

@@englishtestsandlogic So? Why make it so sly? I can get more of a brain workout reading literature. And see the other comments... Plus, question 3 is just plain dumb. Why should I go further?

[@johnellsphoto]

In the second one, the odd one could be the printer because it's the only instrument that does not use keys-typewriter, piano, and computers do.

[@synthlifestudios6341]

I missed a few towards the end but i think a few were subjective based on how you categorize them, for instance, yellow, blue, green, red, i picked red, because yellow and blue mixed, makes green.

[@michaeljohnangel6359]

As for 20, there are several different colour wheels, one of which has four primaries and includes green. This is the colour wheel that Goethe championed and was used by Turner. Colour wheels don't exist in nature; they are all mental concepts (a spectrum doesn't double back on itself, it continues in both directions).

[@rajniwadhera3991]

Fantastic .

[@sarahprice659]

There were quite a few of these that could easily have multiple answers. “Printer” could be the odd one out because it doesn’t have a keyboard. “Man United” could be the odd one out because the others are all names of cities. (And while I am an American blessed with the awareness of European football, most Americans are not.) There were a couple of other ones too. So getting all of them “right “ is just a matter of perception.

[@davidtuer5825]

Well Liverpool is a football team as well as a city. (not as good as Man united though)

[@sarahprice659]

@@davidtuer5825 Ah well, my dad and my cousin, and my sister are all Liverpool fans. You would think that would make getting gifts easier, but it is so freaking hard to find a cool shirt for a team that is also good quality!🙄

[@huu7hbbjko]

#3 fingers could be the correct answer. Arm, foot, and leg you have two of.

[@travelwell8098]

As others have mentioned.... #2 could also be answered with the printer since it is the only one of the options that does not have keys.

[@b0ajvk8]

In the first one it could be loud since it is the only word with one syllable, #3 the elbow is not an appendage, #4 scissors because all the others end with the letter e, #9 could be roast since all the others have 4 letters, #11 could be brother since al the others have 6 letters, #13 could be censure since the others all start with the letter r,…. All in all 1 got 19 of 20. I missed Thailand. Very good video. I really enjoyed it. 👍🏾

[@alanmoore2197]

An alternate answer/rationale: 1 - Roaring is the only word describing a sound an animal makes 2 - Printer is the only item without keys 3 - Fingers is the only plural word 4 - Needle is the only word with 3 vowels 5 - Problem is the only word without the vowel "U" 6 - Hidden is he only word that doesn't start or end with a vowel 7 - Potato is the only word with the same vowel repeated twice 8 - Cancer is the only one describing a disease 9 - Roast is the only 5 letter word 10 - Brigadier is the only one that is not a type of butterfly 11 - Friend is the only word not ending in "R" 12 - Turtle is the only one that lives in water 13 - Censure is the only word not starting with "R" 14 - Iodine is the only one that is an element 15 - Chelsea is the only club to be located in its nation's capital city 16 - Deer is the only animal found natively outside Africa 17 - LeBron James is the only one who doesn't play professionally in Europe 18 - Peru is the only country completely in the southern hemisphere 19 - Portugal is the only country completely in the western hemisphere 20 - Green is the only color not on the Romanian flag Generally the quiz seems intended to be about word meanings (but doesn't say that explicitly) however some are about other associations... While many of these answers are quite contrived - at least a few are quite equally valid answers. The answers depend on the intended structure as much as the questions themselves...😁

[@almostthere2884]

I would love to take this quiz, but my computer is not allowing me to click on the correct answer!

[@francb1276]

I debate question 20! Red, green and blue are the additive primaries, and cyan, magenta and yellow are the subtractive primaries. Lots of fun though, thanks! 😀

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Franc B, thank you for taking the quiz! 🤩😍👍

[@kingofthejungle3833]

red, yellow and blue are natural primary colours, magenta (a shade of purple) requires red and blue, green requires blue and yellow.

[@francb1276]

@@kingofthejungle3833 If you're mixing lights by pointing them at a white screen, the colours you need are red, green and blue - trust me, as a former lighting technician I've done it many times! These are called "additive" primaries because you're adding the colours together in light, and if you add all three you get white. If you look at the ink colours for your inkjet printer they will be magenta, yellow and cyan because what you're interested in is the colours they reflect. If you mix any two you get the colour that they both reflect, which will be one of the additive primaries. If you mix all three you get black. These are called the "subtractive" primaries. Artists often use what they describe as "red", "yellow" and "blue" because the paint pigments are near enough to produce the results they want when they mix them, but really they're closer to magenta ("red") and cyan ("blue"). Colours are a whole continuous frequency spectrum and what one perceives as"red" or "blue" can vary considerably. 🙂

[@kingofthejungle3833]

@@francb1276 and green is made by mixing yellow and blue

[@francb1276]

@@kingofthejungle3833 I give in. I can't explain any clearer. Have a good life, dude! 🙏🙂

[@jeanine6328]

There were a few of the “odd word” questions have multiple answers depending on your thought process.

[@sharonjames1255]

We got 16 out to 20. Missing 4 is not too bad if you ask me! A couple or three could be a different answer if you ask me as they could have had another "odd man out". But okay.

[@chrissteed8170]

Question #3 the elbow isn’t part of the hand. Question #13: A. Was also correct as the rest began with the letter ‘r’, so ergo 20/20.

[@williamnewman51]

20/20. The answer can only be yellow! Red, Blue, Green (RGB) are the three primary colors. Although cyan, yellow, and magenta are the corresponding printer (subtractive primary) colors, Yellow does not fit in this group.

[@jenerhart7025]

Almost every question has more than one possible answer.

[@jeffreywarrensmith581]

Q3 arm and elbow are not part of a hand. Q12 A snail does not have legs, but a tortoise, spider, and turtle do. Suggest change snail to dog.

[@dianayano4828]

#20, I selected RED, as blue and yellow make green, so Red seemed the odd man out -- this has always been my problem, I analyze too much.

[@elizabethbuhler]

My thoughts as well

[@dizzysdoings]

Same here.

[@rivermoon6190]

That was my answer too!

[@tobyrugby]

I think ' over thinking ' is the expression.

[@dalserioalfaceto5565]

A printer use CMYK tecnique Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black, instead a screen use RGB, Red, Green Blue

[@robertweldon7909]

Well, I got 20/20, although sometimes for different logic. The question where Hyena is odd out (in my logic) is the only one with PAWS. (different logic, same result) Several added that at least 3 questions could have different results, especially #15. In these cases, the most likely answer is the one to choose. Yes question 2 could be PRINTER, but piano is not computer related, a piano has no computer parts, thus Piano being odd out is most likely. Our presenters should be a bit more careful here. ;-)

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job, Robert! 💯😍👍 Thank you for the feedback!

[@davidhandyman7571]

There is another correct answer to number 2. Printer does not have a keyboard while the others do. Also, it is assumed that one would be someone familiar with American sport to answer number 17. There is an alternate answer to number 16. Deer is not usually a term applied to African plains animals. We have a very diverse usage and understanding of what is supposedly one language.

[@CM-dw2xr]

20/20 counting the CORRECT answer for #2 (PRINTER). { The other three have keys. Computers can be used to make music, so your answer is clearly wrong. } This would have been more fun if it were not mostly just word synonyms.

[@thomasraywood679]

The Color Question I enjoyed doing this, so maybe sharing it will add some welcome flavor. (If it's edited, I added more later.) There are plenty of equally legitimate solutions to the "four colors" question. Perhaps the most veiled one is the fact that red cannot, in standalone fashion, be used to characterize innate human characteristics. The other three can. If I say you're blue, you're sad ...yellow, you're cowardly ...green, you're inexperienced. But if I say you're red, I can only be remarking about something external. Perhaps you're sunburned ...blushing ...ruddy. And while, yes, I can say you're 'red with anger,' that's not [the] color referenced in standalone fashion. Other examples, by category, include the following. color: Green isn't a primary color. Red neighbors none of the other three in the rainbow. Yellow cannot be mixed with one of the others to make brown. nature: Red cannot be distinguished by cats. culture: Blue isn't part of a standard traffic signal. Yellow is not associated with a political party. Blue isn't part of a traditional hotdog or hamburger. Red isn't a karate belt. Blue is a conventional shade for a men's suit. Green is associated with a holiday. Green has no bird variant (compare peacock, cardinal, and canary). Green is a common surname. Red is a common nickname. language: Blue is French. Blue can be a verb. Yellow isn't a homonym (compare blew, read, Greene). Yellow has a slang variant (yeller). Green doubles as a representative noun (1.putting/bowling surface 2.money). Red can be changed into another word by starting it with another letter (bred). Red can be changed into another common word by inserting a letter into it (read, reed, rend, rued). Blue is an anagram (lube). Yellow has two syllables. Blue ends in a vowel. Red has a single vowel. Red has no long vowel.

[@synthlifestudios6341]

I too had issue with the color question, in all that I don't think you mentioned my conclusion, yellow and blue make green, so red is odd one out lol. But very impressive breakdown.

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

There are green parrots

[@thomasraywood679]

@@MichaelClark-uw7ex There's no self-evident distinction you're making here, sir, seeing as there are parrots in all four of these colors. I suspect you're toying with the idea of a parrot green to go with peacock blue, cardinal red, and canary yellow, but there's no habitual reference to a parrot green embedded in our culture.

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

@@thomasraywood679 You made the statement that green has no bird variant and you just listed the names of birds without the color qualifier. I took that to mean that you were saying that there were no green birds. My apologies.

[@thomasraywood679]

@@MichaelClark-uw7ex If I recall, the qualifier is a parenthetical one, but thanks. There are also budgies, parakeets, and a whole range of other green birds (especially olive).

[@Aftabhussainmathematics]

Nice sharing and good information

[@siobhanoraw3557]

Nice background music. Good choice of questions. However, question 3 fingers, elbow, arm foot. I picked fingers as there are 10 while there are 2 of each of foot elbow and arm. Also elbow and arm are not really part of the hand. Part of the upper limb yes.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Well done, Siobhan O'Raw! 💯😍👍 Thanks for participating!

[@eddiewinxs1737]

I’m not sure if anyone else has mentioned it, but question 13 also has more than one answer. Choice A “Censure” is also a correct answer as the other three choices all begin with the letter “R”. Additionally, you may want to rethink the wording of your instruction for each “Question”. Not all of your examples are “a word”. (The two sport related questions.) A better instruction would be: Find the odd TERM, or odd ITEM from the CHOICES below. I hope these suggestions will help you in creating error-free, valid tests in the future. 😁

[@binomesprite7829]

Green is a primary color in light theory.

[@daerdevvyl4314]

Regarding Question 2: Typically, these types of puzzles involve 3 that share a characteristic, and 1 that doesn't. "Not a musical instrument" isn't in itself a characteristic. If it was, any answer would be valid. For example, the typewriter was the only one invented in the 19th century, and the computer is the only one that can do calculations. Then on Question 3, you say that the arm is part of the hand. Umm, no.

[@patwatkins3503]

For 20 the best answer is blue, iit is tge only color that is not odd. Blue and yellow mix to make green, red is out. Red yellow blue are primary colors, green is out. Red green blue pfimary light colors, yellow is out.

[@darlar.9043]

#12: Tortoise, Spider, Turtle, Snail. I chose Snail because it was the only one without legs.

[@donnamealy4877]

I challenge question 16. Deer are not found in Africa. The other animals are. Mostly antelope There is a Barbery Stag, but not what most know as “deer”.

[@CodeMonk8]

Blue, Yellow, Red., Green. Red only has 1 vowel, the others more (2 or 3 depending how you want to look at it) Loud, Roaring, Noisy, Quiet Loud has only one syllable, the others have 2. Brother, Sister, Mother, Friend. Still picked friend, but i was adopted.

[@MesutTemiz]

20/20... But "Fingers, Elbow and Arm" "are not parts of the hand"! Only fingers are part of the hand...

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Well done, Mesut Temiz! 💯🤗👍 Thank you for participating!

[@brianhiles8164]

In question 2, _piano_ is the supposed be the odd word because it is the only musical instrument, okay, but a _computer_ is the only item that doesn´t necessarily use paper. (Player pianos play automatically from a roll of perforated paper). This is a legitimate answer, so I think this question could be better expressed.

[@marilynnjefferson8525]

No. 12 is another which I believe you thought out poorly. I decided that you chose to match those with shells, but it would also be reasonable to match those with feet.

[@THall-vi8cp]

Or that only one has an exoskeleton.

[@momcat2223]

Whoa. Hold up. Question 2 could also be C) printer because all the others have a keyboard. Question 3 states the fingers, elbow, and arm are parts of the *hand* - srsly? Option D) should have been _wrist_ and then all but the foot would be parts of the _arm_ . Question 7 could also be D) potato because all the others grow on trees.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Well done, Mom Cat22! 🤗👍

[@etiennedevignolles7538]

Green has 2 Es but the others only have one. Red Blue Green are primary colours, yellow is secondary. Yellow is two syllables, the others are one. The odd one out depends how you look at it. #4 Blade is the odd one out because it is only part of a system. The other three items are complete.

[@etiennedevignolles7538]

@@julesnagbunga1204 You're getting mixed up with paint! Point is, you can choose any of the 4 as the odd one out and be correct.

[@jjbud3124]

@@etiennedevignolles7538 Paint is the original method of determining which colors are primary and which secondary, like thousands of years ago. Can't be mixed up about paint. Color screens have been around for about 100 years more or less. I'd like to see you come up with yellow after mixing ANY other colors with paint, watercolors, or crayons. This is the way it's been until very, very recently. Although I guess I'm old and this is how I was taught about color.

[@etiennedevignolles7538]

@@jjbud3124 Well you're just pointing out how silly the question is then! We can come up with several scenarios why any one of the four is the odd one out. Yes, I learned paint primary colours first and then became a physicist! I'm old too btw!

[@jjbud3124]

@@etiennedevignolles7538 I guess. And I'm certainly not a physicist and there's no way I'm getting the primary colors out of my head for newfangled primaries. Either way, color is a beautiful thing. So many of those questions have multiple correct answers.

[@glemast]

ROY G BIV the primary colors. G is for green. #20

[@barrycartwright6152]

Last question Red, Green and Blue are the primary colours, mix Blue and Green for Yellow

[@martamara1979]

Muy fáciles.

[@bobcranston3414]

#2 All except printer have keys. #3 Since when is arm or elbow part of the hand? #7 All except potato grow on trees #12 All except the snail have legs.

[@marksieczko7766]

Not bad but....as pointed out by many the printer could be the odd one out. The arm is not part of the hand (bit like saying the face is part of the nose). Lastly "There are three commonly used primary colour models: RGB (red, green, and blue), CMY (cyan, magenta, and yellow), and RYB (red, yellow, and blue). The colour .." the answer depends on which model.

[@georgiathai4961]

Brigadier, commodore, admiral and commander. I chose commander because the other 3 are flag officers.

[@jjbud3124]

This old lady "knew" for some reason, that a Brigadier was Army and the rest are Navy, but I didn't know about the flag officer answer.

[@ChildlessCatMan]

Primary colors are: Red, Blue and Green. Secondary colors are: Cyan, Magenta and Yellow.

[@ivompfernandes1468]

Scored 20/20. Thanks a lot.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Excellent job, Ivo mp Fernandes! 😍💯 Keep up the great work! 👍

[@MrChuckiebklyn]

In the last one red is not associated with the color green. Green equals green and yellow and blue are components of green. Therefore red is also a logical response

[@johnanderson9765]

I got 17/20. I only knew of A and C from #18, but guessed LeBron James because his last name doesn't have a double letter! I missed the one about navy ranks, South America and the one about machines versus a musical instrument. I take issue with that one because I selected printer because the other three have keys.

[@jjbud3124]

Ah, the one about South America. I actually chose Haiti because it's the only one on an island, not because it's the only one not in South America.

[@sharonlandsborough8101]

Me too on the double letters in footballers names lol

[@loboclaud]

18/20. Not bad at all. I really love this kind of quizzes, they are great for the brain.

[@HMMC101]

Toooo easy!! 😉😂😊I love stuff like this where it gets my brain working! And a refresher on my geography. My middle school maps tests paid off!!

[@kiviuq3495]

#20, red was my answer as it's the only word with one vowel. All the others have two.

[@heleneg525]

These questions are loaded with factual and logical errors!

[@Ladyhighlander]

19/20 - The second one...PRINTER!( wrong, but NOT!) You can't "tipe on them"! Logical, I can "play on computer". I can play on typewriter and make some bit's noice...I always overthinking and dig a very dip into! (Sorry my English become low, and must practice language, and brain in same time). I love your channel, so great for us who love brain teasers .

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Zvezdana Staza, your score was amazing! 🤗😍👍 Thank you for your positive feedback! 🙏

[@yehoshuabenavraham9706]

Red, green, and blue are all light primaries. Red, yellow, and blue are pigment primaries. The odd one out on Question 20 could therefore either be yellow OR green.

[@BadWolf1958]

Yellow. Red, green, blue make up white light

[@deannaseder-massengale8484]

The question with deer, zebra, hyena, and giraffe could actually have two answers: 1. the one given that hyena was a carnivore while deer, zebra, and giraffe are all herbivores OR 2. Zebra, hyena, and giraffe are only native to Africa while the deer can be found in just about every continent. Also the question with printer, computer, typewriter, and piano could have two answers as well: 1. The one given that the piano was the only musical insyrument OR 2. All but the printer have keys. Unfortunately, tests such as this one have one major flaw: How a person scores on the test would be affected by culture, location, and social (financial) standing. A person who has not had any education might not know many of the answers because they had not been exposed to much of the information in this quiz

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Thank you for your feedback! 😍👍

[@melloone611]

20/20 Even with a TBI, I can still score high in English and comprehension.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, MelloOne! 💯😍👍

[@jjbud3124]

A piano might be a the only musical instrument, but a printer is the only thing that does not require manual input or have keys. Fingers are only choice that are digits. Got those two wrong. Also got the one wrong about football clubs. I have no idea about football clubs. Got all the rest right, but two of them I got right because there was more than one correct answer and I chose the correct answer for the wrong reason (according to the quiz). It would be better if there weren't multiple correct answers.

[@garymartin8548]

Q2 could Printer as well as Piano. It's the only one without keys!

[@1realtruthrightnow742]

anyone know the music score used in the background? i would love this as study music

[@RegisMichelLeclerc]

Well, maybe not so clear: all but "printer" have a keyboard, and nowadays, "computer" is a musical instrument indeed. red-green-blue are definitely primary colours in additive synthesis (hence "RGB", yellow is the sum of red and green) and it's the system used for screens and anywhere light is added, while red is not a primary colour in substractive synthesis (CMY[K], used where where light is reflected and therefore substracted, such as in printing) as red is the sum of M (Magenta) and Y (Yellow). In paint, the Magenta component is also known as "Tyrian purple". There is no schema in which Red is the odd one unless you're colour-blind and skipped art class and physics class.

[@PWF-dr4tu]

I did not do great but at 65 (13/20) but this is another way to work your brain to fight Demetia. Thank you.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Well done, PWF 1996! 🤗👍 Thank you for watching!

[@sarahstrong7174]

Be sure to use shampoo which has a few drops of pure Rosemary essential oil added to the bottle. It can help with warding off dementia.

[@PWF-dr4tu]

@@sarahstrong7174 Thank you :)

[@PWF-dr4tu]

@@englishtestsandlogic Enjoyed it :)

[@timmjackson]

Question 2 could be correctly answered as C, the only one without a keyboard. Just saw Mel Stiller had similar observation 8 days ago. I'm late to the party!

[@kosmokritikos9299]

1) Elbow and Arm are not parts of the hand. 2) Foot, Elbow and Arm are singular. Fingers is plural. Correct answer is Fingers.

[@monicabennett6605]

I had similar reasoning

[@rjones6219]

Question 20 is wrong (as I suspected). As anyone who understands physics, printing and vision knows, the primary colours are red, blue and green. In our eyes there are three colour receptor cells, they detect red, blue and green light. From those three colours we get the colours of the rainbow. However when painting, what we see is reflected light, this light, has one or more of the primary colours removed. As an example, when you use red paint, it reflects the red light, but absorbs the blue and green. And strictly speaking, those colours are not red, blue and yellow, but magenta, cyan and yellow.

[@johncunningham4820]

I got 19 . The one that threw me Was . Needle or Scissors . You stated that a Needle is NOT a cutting Implement . Incorrect . A Needle is MOST DEFINITELY a Specialised Cutting Implement . I chose Scissors because it is a TWO ELEMENT implement .

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job, John! 🤗😍👍 Thank you for taking the quiz!

[@timothymathewson8094]

A deer in the group where the hyena was the answer, was the only one of those selections that had antlers

[@robertbailey5239]

I chose deer because it the others were native only to Africa, and also deer are part of a larger family of animals that include moose, reindeer, elk, etc.

[@meatavoreNana]

Yes I missed on the animal question too ...and the navy one...Not bad for an old lady though😂

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Well done, Christine Cooper! 🤗👍